A Handyman in an old Hollywood apartment building has many stories to tell, leading to a voyeuristic look into five apartments, and five diverse lives. In “A Fresh Start,” Carla would do anything to get out of her dreary apartment and change her life. She’s got the looks. Now all she needs is a gun. In “Do Unto Others,” apartment H contains curious samples of winning salesmanship, but not everyone is willing to buy. In “The Big Date,” loneliness seems to be a permanent resident at apartment K, but its eviction is about to occur. In “The Lord’s Work,” they’re making an attempt to clear the air in a certain apartment, even though clean air is not what this tenant wants. In “Petey,” the residents in apartment G can’t speak, but he has an awful lot on his mind.